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Sunday, republican turmoil deepens and still no way out of a crisis that they caused. Sear searching for a House Speaker as congress enters the fourth week still unable to governor. Plus flash point. Aid trucks cross the border as an israeli air strike escalates alarm but a middle east war. And joe bidens allies see israel as a chance to remind the country why they believe he should have four more years. Inside politics and all of the best from inside of the corridors of power, starts now. Good ...

Kentucky’s governor said a monstrous tornado may have killed at least 70 people in the state and the toll was climbing after severe weather ripped through at least five states, leaving widespread devastation.

The death toll of 30 across five states includes four people in Tennessee; two in Arkansas, where a nursing home was destroyed; and one in both Missouri and Illinois, where an Amazon facility was hit.

A prediction well see really horrific stories coming out of afghanistan. these people that are sitting there in afghanistan. these people we have been fighting for 20 years have a different way of looking at life than we do. we better be prepared for the worst. >> harris: most importantly they have a different way at looking at death than we do and they want us for us. the taliban said that even as they were so-called helping us and being useful aquoerding to general mckenzie. so much experience...

>> that was a popular tiktok group earcandy helping us celebrate graduation 2021. some sports super stars are joining us now with their pep talks for graduates, beginning with one of the nfls top quarterbacks, russell wilson. >> congratulations to the class of 2021. youve already accomplished so much. youve been through tough times, been there for each other. and now you have a chance to fully commit to your vision. who do you want to be, how will you be great? to me, see, vision isnt about what...

Thing. what i was encouraged about was with regard to the kurds. i hope that he explained to the president by leaving erdogan in charge of defeating isis, you will get a setback with isis because he will obliterate the kurds and the kurds help us, have been our allies. we cannot cut and run on the kurds because they have been the most instrumental group helping us to defeat isis. >> do you think thats what he was leading with? leading with the shutdown? leading with the issue of the wall? if he ...

By not meeting with the prime minister, and we do have some clarity on what the presidents path forward is in the counterisis fight in the middle east. he wants to keep troops in iraq, there are 5,000 troops in iraq. and he made it clear he wants to withdraw from syria and also gave us an explanation on the time line for their withdrawal. >> there will be a strong, deliberate and orderly withdrawal of u.s. forces from syria, very deliberate, very orderly, while maintaining the u.s. presence in i...

Decision last week to withdraw about half of the u.s. troops in afghanistan. that has not been finalized, its not been announced, its not begun yet but look for that to happen in the next few weeks, i think. >> douglas, this is a bit of what phil was just talking about with regards to president trump and his plan to perhaps keep troops in iraq as a hedge. this is what he told reporters. >> will you pull troops out of iraq as well? >> no plans at all. in fact, we can use this as a base if we want...

The table, crystalizing those gains as we get towards the end of the year. but also in terms of headlines, the worried de jure du jour of the moment is the trade war thats continue between the u.s. and china. reuters reporting president donald trump is considering an executive order that would ban american companies from using equipment built by chinese companies huawei and zte. reuters citing three people familiar with the matter in its report and, of course, investors pay attention to all of t...

Thats not been their moato immediatous operandi as of late. >> phil, do we believe the president is as committed to iraq as he sounded? >> he certainly sounded committed to it. he said hes not pulling back the troops and in fact he made an argument iraq would be a bulwark in the middle east in terms of keeping an eye on iran but potentially a staging ground to re-enter syria if needed, if isis were to re-emerge strong in syria after u.s. troops leave that country. clearly hes spelling out a long...